Anonymous Slug

Untitled I approached my lighted vanity mirror atop of my white dresser and flipped the light switch on. I peered into the mirror and became instantly traumatized. Blisters filled with pus protruded from every centimeter of my face. My skin looked foreign compared to...

Jennie Anon.

Stressing Perfection It sneaks up on me, makes me suspicious, and sees to it that I am stumped. “So far, so good,” I sigh to myself, until it strikes. It leaves me stupefied and shocked. Stress is its name. Bringing me down is how it plays its game. I get...

Blake Miller

Untitled As a type 1 diabetic my illness is not easily noticeable to the naked eye. Besides a small amount of tubing peeking out from my shirt, it’ basically invisible. I cannot say that this disease has caused me much sacrifice. I am not inhibited in any...

Moselie Herrera

Time to Take a Stand From a young age I vowed to take care of my aunt, as she took care of me. Since my parents both worked full-time to make ends meet, she cooked for me, bathed me, and most importantly, taught me how lucky I was to be an American. She was an...

Jacob Moore

A Journey Home The road growled underneath my SUV as I swiftly turned onto the off ramp at Berkeley, ignoring the dirty looks that my brother and close friend gave me while they clung to the car with white knuckles. The turn was a bit quicker than I’d intended....